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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

Sunday at his home near Allen, of
typhoid fever, Mr.. Brewer. He was q
years old and a son of Bryant Brewer
of Americas. His remains were laid
to rest in Maplewood cemetery.
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The Gas well.

Mr., Parkman informed us to-day
that the gas well had all been cased
and boring was resumed at IL a. m. to-
day. The work will be pushed rapidly
day and night, as everything is in per-
feet working shape and order.
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monsy. sIeney. REoneYi

We loan money on first farm mort
cages. We loan money on second farm
mortgages. We loan money ON chat
tel mortgages. We buy all kinds of
secured papers.
FTIKINs 8 SIsLER, Brokers.
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John Russey, cur two doctors, etc, are
among the fat men.
The rain fall the past week was
about two inches.
One week from next Saturday, viz.
September 8, is the quarterly meeting
of the III. Z. church, and Rev. b. Kelly,
presiding elder, will preach Saturday
afternoon and evening, also Sunday
forenoon. The reception of members
takes place next Sunday.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

CLEvELAND'S substitute, George
Brinski, is dead. He died in the Sol
dier's Home at 1890 Friday morning,
Of consumption.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

blemishes from horses, blood SPAWN
curbs, splints, sweeny, stiles, sprains,
sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc.
Save $50 by use of one bottle. Every
bottle warranted by Lewis & McCand-
less, druggists, Emporia.
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DESPITE his s5 years General Neal
Dow proposes to stump the state of
New York in behalf of the prohibitory
ffnkaf
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REPUBLIoAN COUNTY CONvEN-
TUnN

There will be held in the city OF Emporia,
Lyon county. Kansas.
o. LKAIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1881.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. -.
= republican county convention, for the pur-
pose OF placing In nomination candidates for
election 10 county offices, t0-wtt;
County clerk.
Treasurer.
Register OF deeds.
Bhorin.
2 County Surveyor
Coroner.
Commissioner for the First district, COM
posed OF tho city and township OF Emporia,
The apportionment. by precincts, of the
delegates 70 the convention Is based upon the
vote cast at the last general election for the
republican nominee for secretary OF state,
and II As follows:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

Parties sending money for subscrip-
tlons to this paper, whether Daily or
Weekly, or requesting change in adj
dress, should start with giving their
present address, and, If changed, also
the old address, as changes can not be
made unless these rules are observed.
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ENCOURAGING news for red-headed
girls-Red of every shade will be very
fashionable all through the summer
and autumn.
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Delegates.

IOIAi..ss.s =. .s-..----s iiO
IL 10 recommended by the Central committee
that the pri adry meetings for the selection Of
delegate 70 the convention be held as follows
N all the precincts in the townships ON SAT
URDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY Oh AUGUST, lesI,
"a p. NJ, and In the City of Emporia ON FIJI
DAY, AUGUST 10, 1887, AT SP. N.
It II further recommended by the commit
tee that the polls be opened at least one
hOur.
Tue primary meetings for the election of
delegates to the convention will be held at
the usual voting places I'm the several pre-
oincts In the townships and in the wards OF
the city.
By order OF the Central Committee.
CHAS. FLETCHER,
Chairman.
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The residence of c. w. Squires, a

The residence of c. w. Squires, at
No. 500 Exchange street, was burglar
lied Monday night. Mr.. Squires was
in the country at the time. An en-
trance was effected by cutting the Stats
in the blinds. The window screen was
then cut and the sash raised. The
thief got two suits of clothes and two
revolvers, and also about four dollars
in pennies. The house was broken
into early in the evening, as Mr..
Squires returned at about p. m.
There are several reports of other at
tempted burglaries in the city Monday
night.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

THE farmers of northern Kansas are
sowing bushels of turnip seed for cattle
feed this winter.
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rags makes cdDiHoG pnOUOS aC u anu
So per dozen.
Page makes cabinet photos at 81 and
So per dozen.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of DR.. Robert
Lyon in another column, who has prac-
ticed medicine with the greatest sue
cess for over forty years. His reputa-
ton for curing complicated and chronic
diseases has made him famous among
members of the profession, having re-
lieved thousands where other eminent
physicians have failed. Those suffer
ing who believe in the old adage ''prac-
tice makes the man" should not fail to
consult him and obtain relief. His
rooms are on the ground floor at the
Hotel Whitley.
Page makes cabinet photos at SO and
43 ner dozen
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AMERICUs, KANs., Aug. %.

i AAEhICOSs Manu. mug.
The republican primary was called to
| order Saturday by the chairman of the
township central committee, and w.
H. Clark was elected chairman and ID.
G. Grinell secretary. The total num-
Der of votes cast was 81. Before the
election of delegates the following res
olution was passed with unanimous
vote:
Resolved, That the delegates who
are elected to-day to represent the
principles and wishes of the republicans
of Americas township be instructed to
vote for and use all honorable means
in the nomination of our old and es-
teemed citizen, +. o. 10y, for the
Office of register of deeds, and to sup
port him as long as he is before the
convention and ID. A. Stahl as county
treasurer"
The convention then adjourned with
out further business, leaving the town
ship committee to hold over during the
coming year.
McAuley s. Heasley have commenced
suit against John Parrot on claim
of S25.
A splendid rain visited this section
of the country yesterday, lasting near
ly all the forenoon.
j. RhineheaTt is in the city on bust
ness.
Enos Brown is quite sick.
DURLOW.
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Remember, we handle -four and feed
exclusively, and can and will make
you prices that viii save you money.
We will grind your graham, corn chop
or mixed feed, or exchange anything
we have for grain. Cash also paid for
grain. This is no idle talk, but is paid
for and we mean it. At the Americas
Windmill.
Henning's for fresh roasted coffee.
The finest "Eldorado'' machine oil
for sale at Bonds.
The best machine oil fer the least
money at Tressler s. Lowry's.
I'D. Gibson has received his new
stock of fall and winter clothing,
which is replete in every department.
These goods were selected with great
care and are especially adapted to the
wants of the trade. Bottom prices and
good fits, at Gibson's Pioneer Store.
ETressler s. Lowry now carry as
complete line of clothing as you will
find in larger towns. All new-Latest
styles-They always fit you-See for
yourself.
Henning's for -four and cured
meats.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

English SPAWN Linament removes.
ali hard. soft or calEoused Jumps and
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

Buffalo Park, John senthouse Of the
Soldiers home, and John W. Squires Of
Wyandotte.
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STOCK AND PNODUCE.

Page makes cabinet photos at 81 and
So per. dozen.
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The colored people of Emporia are
making preparations for the celebration
of the emancipation of slavery in the
United States. The celebration will
take place at Soden's Grove on Septem-
Der 22nd. Good speakers are engaged
and large crowd of visitors are ex-
pected to be present. In the evening
there will be a grand ball at jays
Opera House. B. Perkins is chairman
and G. Morris secretary of the commit
tee of arrangements. s. Bell has
been appointed grand marshal.
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AZ ner dozen
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LETTER LIST.

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So per dozen.
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We were shown Monday some as fine
corn as ever grew, obtained from the
farm of VIM. Coble, about four miles
east of Hartford. The ears were
twelve to fourteen inches long and full
grained and solid. Mr.. James Helt
brought them in and says they were
not picked. He says Mr.. Coble has at
least sixty acres of similar corn which
will yield all of sixty bushels to the
nora
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ANNOUNCEMENTs

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So per dozen.
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25

A shower of the queer was very neat
ly taken in at the circus Monday. His
game was to stand at the opening from
the menagerie into the circus and ac-
cost those who passed through and re-
quest them to exchange a five dollar
bill for some silver. 1t seems Deputy
United States Marshal George Belts, of
Missouri, has been on the track of this
sharper for some weeks, and last night
nabbed him while in the act of playing
his little game. He was handcuffed
and taken to Topeka on the midnight
train, where he will have to answer be-
fore the United States Commissioner.
Mr.. Dave Vangundy had a fine lot of
watermelons on the street Friday morn
ing, some of them weighing between
forty and fifty pounds. When asked
how he could raise such melons where
there was no corn he said, ''Chinch
bugs don't touch watermelons." He
says, and is in position to know,
that the bugs have done more damage
to corn crop than the drouth.
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/ win be candidate for the once OF Tow
ship trustees OF jackson township, subject [
the vets OF said Township at the next eIoottol
y. Il. c,HAFFEE ChicaQn Ao1IIln
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COUNTY CLERK.

! win be . candidate for reelection 70 Sl,s
once Of County Clerk of Lyon county, subjeoi
TO the Republican County convention.
RGIakNn TaAKTU
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Bernard Browne.
N. BIRDsALL, P. NJ.
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ILMENDARO TOWNSHIP.

Delegates.-W. P. Gould, G. W: SUIT
ton, H. F. Shepherd, j. L. Smith, w
J. Means, A. G. Shepherd, Q. W: VII,
S. 6. Johnston, Lee Evan, w. FL
Flickinger, Thomas Evans.
Alternates.-John M. Harper, G. a
johnson. E. NJ. Smith, j. A. Thomp
son, a. D. Chambers, w. B. Holt, ]. A
Collins, G. c. Rogan, J. E. Rayl, B. n
Hunt, T. o. Gibbon, G. G. Gardner, j
I Evans
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The following is a list of delegates
to the Lyon County Republican Con-
vention, to be held next Friday:


Delegates. E. Lambert, VIM. Cor
bett, II. w. Hedgcock, w. c. Hughes,
erson. join J. 2t6erton, John D.
Tytherleigh, L. M. Carter, James
Booker, n. Brown.
Alternates-A. w. Hawk, Rev.
Walker, John johnson. r. b. Wilcox
John McKinsey, w. H. Folsom, III.
Holloway, w. A. Ireland, Rev. VIM.
j. Lewis, j. B. Hinkle, VIM. j. Nor
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-25
Notice 90 aabscrIbeT..

WIS. JAY, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-19

Mrs Howe, OF Boston, the generous female
banker, whose rate OF interest on deposits would
have doubled the principal In year-if collected
Is believed 70 have gone TO Canada TO join a host
Of rapacious ex-oankers who never gave any In
teresg 70 anybody. IL Is TO be hoped that her
liberal spirit viii be able 10 leayen this hard.
hearted lump, so that some OF the exiles In their
anxiety 10 make amends for the past, viii return
fer a season TO the United States. IL would be a
pity 70 have the influence OF so much philan
thropy thrown away. But for the chance which
travel gives one 20 do missionary work, Mrs
Howe might as well have remained at home She
appeared 10 be doing well in Boston, In spite Of
the malicious assaults of the press and her OWE
uncomfort able record as q Jail-bird.
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OK THr SUBJECT Or OneAss.

Every one il now interested in music and musical
matters and the interest grows Interest In the beau
tifu art betokens refinement and good taste One OF
the most important factors in the development of this
taste for good music Is
THE EsTEY ORGAN.
The people recognize musical merit whether it be
found in the voice. organ piano. Thus Patti, Sem
brich. Lucca. Abani. Whitney schott and few other
great artists always of audience when they
sing. Likewise is the merit Of the
EsTEY ORGAN
recognized. of which more have been made and sold
than any other Organ in the world Over
10000 IN USE
This popularity is due solely to its merits It Is the
Leading Organ. and it leads because it has
THE SWEETEST AND PUREsr TONE,
THE GREATEST VARIETY OF EFFEcTs
THE GREATEST POWER,
THE GREATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
Do not think because you
HAVE PIANO
NEED AN ORGAN.
The Piano cannot take the place Of the Organ, which
has many advantages of its own. The Organ is in.
nitey more effective in the rendition Of sacred music
Organ, make it possible to have
AN ORCHESTRA IN YOUR OWN PARLOR-
Much music is now being composed and arranged for
the Organ and Piano. and when played together the
effect is very fine. The Estey Organs have tonecolor
and are immensely effective In the performance Of
overtures fantasies and other secular music touch
being easy and az quick in responding that Of .
piano.
Prices from $50 upward Special attention is asked
1raO
Salon Organ tstyle 300, the "Gothic style. and
other new styles for parlor church and chapel Sold
on the instament plan with monthly payments low
as So illustrated Catalogues free upon application.
SANDERS & STAYMAN.
e34 STREET NORTHWEST.
Is N. CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE, ND.
Sole agents Decker Bros Weber. Estey and Fischer
Pianos. ap19-tu,ths-6t
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The Emancipation celebration out-of-doors yes
terday was badly disconnected by the weather,
and the meeting in the evening assumed In some
respects. partisan tone. These things viii cause
comment and criticism, doubtless; but there is
one thing TO be said TO the credit OF our colored
feow-citzens in every part OF the country, OF all
political parties In all weathers and on every oc-
CASTOR when they appear In public: they never
hoist any flag but the stars and stripes II they
keep this the unbroken record Of their race their
children and children's children win have cause
10 glory In IL.
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Sprc,Anr1rs In INDIA Silks

SEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY l. BRorHRRl
NEW FIGURED INDIA SILK, AT 75c
"AIL COLORSn IN PLAIN INDIA SILKS At $50
RastasS N s sP6Ss sf q s55
~sfkS1AE SAReA1N" IN WHITE INDIA SILK
aSf FL h4f STRIPED AND PLAIN PARIS
NE% SE IS HSR S9IeREp suRAH SILKS. FROM
NEW PAN EcR1 INDIA PoNaErs. AT 4oc. SOC
Lo9isiNEs AND SUMNER SILKS, FROM SOC.
~raaS S bkS S MAKES. OF BLACK AND coronrn
IAhaE HNb ss6S{N hIdNG
sss9l 8 sS IS aa'3 SILK GRENADINES AND nm.
NovNzI4E1Es IN BEADED GRENADINES AAp
HHF% TI SHEHSHTdda KX 81 4S NkEH
.cd%SS}krS SHsA fJIks hsEpI J 20
EEEs R fsfaass9oS saz IBSoJH xSsfFsH fk6
BkkiLLAs And oAkhi LACE sH 81 Ann6fSAsols' NM
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT pRIoRa
sEATON PERRY,
P1R1y Buupmo
Hennsy1yanis ave. Cor oAhsk
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AVAbWA1 = AoDAE1h saJ u
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spl6-st zos fsnnMssait ys 1oGh 19,eb.
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MI. ParneN has lost no time In publicly con.
demnlng as forgery his alleged letter published
oy the London Times IL is 10 be hoped that he
Will go further than this, and prosecute, TO the
last extremity OF the Law, the authors OF the az
tempt 10 fasten disgrace upon him. If he can trace
the outrage home 10 them This Will be deemed
necessary 10 his complete vindication by persons
VINO are not prepared 10 accept his simple denial
as final The misfortune Tor the Times is that it
should have chosen for printing the letter day
when all the conditions would naturally tempt a
less reputable newspaper TO lend itself 10 cheat
Sill, II Is always possible for even great Journal
10 fall into error when forced by The pressure of
events 10 pass judgment quickly upon the genuine
ness or a manuscript put into It's hands II there
were no guilt on Mr.. Parnelrs part, and no ma.
hcious intent on the part OF the Tunes, judicial
investigation would be the surest mode OF bring.
ing out the facts
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BIB A UU N ii N ssss !:

Among the many bargains to be found all over our
establishment lin each 80 Departments) be sure
and see the
45-nch Swiss Flouncinss, worked to the top. worth
$1.75. and now being sold at
csc. YARD.
Also the wonderful bargains In Oriental Laces and
Flouncinss. at 10c to s2.9s yard Specialist
4)nch heavy Oriental Flounce; 45-inch real
value Csc. and now being sold at
soc. YARD.
We are headquarters for everything in Embroideries
and Iaces We carry five times the stock usually
shown. and our prices. well, we have competi-
ton in that respect.
Certain things in Dress Trimmings are excellent just
now; Braid Trimming. formed in vandyke designs
are the proper thing for Cloth Dresses We are
showing beautiful design Of Braid Trimming. in
all colors, at 5Oc. yard Also Amer grades up to
sos, and at all intermediate prices.
got the best values in this city by far. See our
Spanish Guipure Flounces at $1.85, $l.98, 81,
up to 1898 yard. or our Chantlly F1ounces. at
$1.75. SI9S, 1925 up to $3.50 yard. Every
number in variety of patterns, and each quality
Special Bargain. Eve invested over 5000 this
season in Black Lace FloIncings)
Rucbings popular ever Gf not more SOY. We
efer to-day line at Csc yard, all colors such as
[''. were considered cheap so days ago at soc.
Ladies' Linen Collars and Cuffs we keep only one
make, and that is the finest and best goods made
tSidenberg's), newest shapes, best fit and best
quality. but always the lowest prices See our
beautiful go different patterns> Sets, Collar and
Cuffs, at 25c per Set: really worth 4Oc.
To introduce our superior quality of Farina Cologne
we will offer same for week at
sc. PER o., OR SOC. A PINT;
Regular Price land cheap at that lOc. per o., or
$16O pint. We do this only to more thoroughly
introduce this excellent perfume to the public.
WHITE DRESS GOODS
We have received from New York auction some great
Bargains in White Dress Goods, which we will offer
- at Special Sale
Ooe Lot Of Lace Etamine, Stripes and Plads in White
and Ecru, worth 25c., which will sell at
10 CENTS.
One Lot Of Colored Lsce-Strped NainsoOks, beautiful
goods and fine effects, suitable for Dresses and
Wrappers worth 25c, which we will sell at
Is CENTS.
One Lot Of handsome new designs of Figured India
Linens, worth Zoe, which we will sell at
12h CENTS.
Bargains in BED QUILTS just received.
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Il NlvERSAL- COOKERY BOOK, CONTAINING
In,i u.s. recipes from Marion Harand. Miss hfoa
Inc fsud o. Oakfeld Greek. by Josiah Royce
CScnasmps Career, by George Meredith.
Cohieaaons OF Claud by EdEar Fnvcetf
11S;assn Gterat1re by Edwin Percy Whipple
ful supply Of CroQuet aud ISWp Tennia 0ooda
WIN. BALIANTYNE / SON.
aP19 AS Seventh Street.
HoMGOPATHY. CASE OCCURRED 4
hor.s ie In y tms aSo gentleman bought 1900
Oid style hoes doctor helpless Hor,e offered for
saie cheap homeopathic phyacisn sees what ais
cures him entirely and SMILES compacenty over nc
Srf.i o9ie rsiase many instances Of the vor-
dos., sheep swine and pSnltry. Every animal oxnsf
.t Pharmacy 1913 st. NV, BOERfCxR { T1T7f. Il
NINE HYATT. FASHION MODISrE. COR l3TH
IN and fnE Having secuted skilisd aStiss II Us
dsntng ladies sPripg and summer cossunss Oder
Pfompt'y sssenoeo 70 spl5-1ws
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FLowrhs AND FEArHrns.


These constitute auxiliaries Of our MILL
merry DEPARTMENT, and win be found on
the first foor-right center. But how describe
the stock? Impossible. Combinations abound
in such variety that we can't tell you what they
look like, and if we made price on them you
wouldn't know whether it was high or low, be-
cause you can't estimate the values on flowers
and feathers without seeing them. We have
trimmings of this kind at all prices, from
CTS. to $4.4S per bunch. It makes no
difference what combination you may desire,
nor what your ideas may be in respect to price
We can make up the combination for you ex-
actly, and we merely guarantee our prices to be
as low as the lowest: BUT quality must be con.
sidered. That's our guide every time. We can
make and trim q hat, or bonnet, for you at
fair price for GOOD work, GOOD material,
GOOD taste, and GOOD style. We have no
prices to quote flowers and feathers.
Everything is marked, and marked ~ low a.
we can afford to sell.
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-FuRNIsHED HOUSE. ABOUT is
w rooIis for hrst class bOarlng house hes; ref
e-ences and security, WHITE. BAILEY & WHITE
Room 10. l006 ST. NV apfa-Sts
WANTEp-SMAIL HOUSE. CITY OR SUBJ RIBS.
w convenient TO car lines. plenty Shade; good lei
more consequence than house suitable respectable
white people. Address, with particulars. 3 VI. W.
star office. aplS-lw.
WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE ABOUT SIX ROOMS.
w nor Invest, by May state location and lowest
terms Address ]. W. 1905 PENNSYLVANIA ave apl
WANTED-FRoM JUNE /. FOR ONE YEAR OR
w more, an unfurnished house of twelve MONS in
an une xceptionabe locality northwest; rent not 20
exceed S6o month. Address MAJOR Star uf,ice.
aplS-3ts
WANTED-FOR CUSTOMER SMALL FUR
w niehed house must be IN q good location.
apls-'St HUFTY DYER, 18th and SITS
WANTED-To RENT FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
w un unfurnished House with l. or Ia rooms; din
ing room must DC large and suitable for entertaining
location between Ii and SITS. and 10Th and 18th sts
HILL a JOHNSTON
apl6-3t s3S 18th 81 NV
WANTED-SPECIALLY AND IN
w improved Property to sell. direct from owners
quick sales and moderate commission
apl4-1t 8. c. HILL. Sth and SITS
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D1Rzor IxponrAr1os
FROM PARIS.
WE ARE EXHIBITING
IN OUR
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
SAMPLE CHILDREN,s SUITS
FROM THE woRLD-RENowNED
"LA BELLE JARDINERE"
"AU BON MARcHE,"
AND LOUVRE" PARIS, FRANCE,
ALL OF PARTISAN MAKE
AND BEING HIGH-CLAss
NOVELTIES FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.
AN EXAMINATION IS SOLICITED.
sAKs COMPANY.
300 TO sos SEVENTH STREET. apis